RealClearMarkets Week of July 27, 2009 Archives

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Monday, July 27
Ingredients for a Market Recovery Are Missing
Doug Kass TheStreet.com
Now What We Need Is a New Kind of Recovery
Daniel Gross Slate
It's Time To Break Up Goldman Sachs
Michael Maiello Forbes
Of Banks and Bonuses
Editorial New York Times
Making the Moral Case for Health Reform
Ezra Klein Washington Post
Obama Is Failing on Health Reform
Clive Crook Financial Times
The iPod Is Dead. Long Live the iPod
Arik Hesseldahl BusinessWeek
Can the Kindle Really Improve on the Book?
Nicholson Baker New Yorker
The China Bubble Is Coming...
Vitaliy Katsenelson Morningstar
How To Stop New York's Meltdown
John Faso Wall Street Journal


Tuesday, July 28
America Hits the Reset Button
Kurt Andersen The Daily Beast
Stimulus Killers: Healthcare & Cap-and-Trade
Nina Easton Fortune
New Wrinkle in Healthcare Debate
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Healthcare Crisis: Needless Costs & Deaths
Ed Wallace BusinessWeek
10 Dumbest Arguments against Reform
Paul Waldman Am. Prospect
Obama's Plan Isn't the Answer
Martin Feldstein Washington Post
Budgets by the People, for the People
Elmendorf & Leib New York Times
The Truth About Detroit's Bankruptcies
Stephen Lubben Forbes
BofA Branch Closings May Start Trend
Lauren Tara LaCapra TheStreet
Put It On This Plastic Powerhouse
Bill Alpert SmartMoney


Wednesday, July 29
Selling Little Bottles of...Love Potion #9
Bill Gross PIMCO
U.S. Lacks Instinct For Self-Preservation
Matt Horween TheStreet.com
Despite the Rally, We're Still in a Valley
Irwin Kellner MarketWatch
Bernanke Must Ignore Politics & Control Inflation
Allan Meltzer Fortune
Google Still Golden Despite Microsoft-Yahoo Deal
Tiernan Ray Barron's
Yahoo Gives In and Gives Up
Peter Burrows and Robert Hof BusinessWeek
Healthcare Reform & the Unpopular T-Word
David Leonhardt NY Times
The Myth of Free Market Healthcare in America
Shikha Dalmia Forbes
There Is a Market for Health Reform
Ezra Klein Washington Post
Those Wild and Crazy Fords
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
The Debt Specter Haunting Ford Motor
David Kiley BusinessWeek


Thursday, July 30
The Next Great American Bailout: Social Security
Allan Sloan Fortune
Where Unemployment Has Hit the Hardest
Joshua Zumbrun Forbes
The Next Wave of Crippling Bankruptcies
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Microsoft's Prison Yard Conquest of Yahoo
Doug Rushkoff The Daily Beast
Steve Ballmer and Carol Bartz in Their Own Words
Jon Fortt Fortune
Ballmer, Bartz and Bing: This Is What Pros Do
Michael Malone Forbes
Wall St. Analysts Keep Telling Big Earnings Lie
David Pauly Bloomberg
Bonus Report Says What We Already Know
Lauren LaCapra TheStreet
Healthcare Industry Needs More Profits
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
Does Health Reform Mean Sacrificing?
Jonathan Chait New Republic


Friday, July 31
America's Recession: The Beginning of the End
The Economist
Economic Recovery Will Begin in September
Jack Lavery Minyanville
Questions Remain on Economic Recovery
Joshua Zumbrun Forbes
Is the Housing Market Finally on the Mend?
Jack Hough SmartMoney
We May Have An Oil Shock on Our Hands
Scott Nyquist BusinessWeek
Oil's Not Well at Exxon Mobil
Avi Salzman Barron's
Has the Bank Debt Rally Gone Too Far?
Jennifer Hughes Financial Times
Credit Cards Are a Plastic Profit Machine
Lauren Tara LaCapra TheStreet
Can eBay's Stock Make a Comeback?
Scott Cendrowski Fortune
Investors May Be Winners in Japan's Election
William Pesek Bloomberg
Two Survivors of '08 Crash Suddenly Gone
Peter Brimelow MarketWatch
Monday, August 3
Has the Market Gotten Ahead of the Recovery?
Will Swarts SmartMoney
We Are Fighting a Fire with Kerosene
Doug Kass TheStreet.com
Mr. Obama, You're Certainly No Ronald Reagan
Jim McTague Barron's
Obama's More-for-Less Plan Doesn't Add Up
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
What's So Great About Private Insurance?
Michael Hiltzik LA Times
Healthcare Lessons from Israel for Obama
Amotz Asa-El MarketWatch
The New Bank Branch: Cafes & Rent-a-Rooms
Dean Foust BusinessWeek
Give BB&T Liberty, But Not a Bailout
Andrew Martin New York Times
It's Back to Business at General Motors
Joann Muller Forbes
The Alleged Grifter who Duped Corporate Giants
James Bandler Fortune


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